CA1247575A - Lamp mounting structure for bicycle - Google Patents
Lamp mounting structure for bicycleInfo
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- CA1247575A CA1247575A CA000462130A CA462130A CA1247575A CA 1247575 A CA1247575 A CA 1247575A CA 000462130 A CA000462130 A CA 000462130A CA 462130 A CA462130 A CA 462130A CA 1247575 A CA1247575 A CA 1247575A
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62J—CYCLE SADDLES OR SEATS; AUXILIARY DEVICES OR ACCESSORIES SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO CYCLES AND NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. ARTICLE CARRIERS OR CYCLE PROTECTORS
- B62J6/00—Arrangement of optical signalling or lighting devices on cycles; Mounting or supporting thereof; Circuits therefor
- B62J6/04—Rear lights
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B62—LAND VEHICLES FOR TRAVELLING OTHERWISE THAN ON RAILS
- B62J—CYCLE SADDLES OR SEATS; AUXILIARY DEVICES OR ACCESSORIES SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO CYCLES AND NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. ARTICLE CARRIERS OR CYCLE PROTECTORS
- B62J6/00—Arrangement of optical signalling or lighting devices on cycles; Mounting or supporting thereof; Circuits therefor
- B62J6/02—Headlights
- B62J6/028—Headlights specially adapted for rider-propelled cycles with or without additional source of power
- B62J6/03—Supporting means therefor, e.g. mounting brackets
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- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T24/00—Buckles, buttons, clasps, etc.
- Y10T24/45—Separable-fastener or required component thereof [e.g., projection and cavity to complete interlock]
- Y10T24/45225—Separable-fastener or required component thereof [e.g., projection and cavity to complete interlock] including member having distinct formations and mating member selectively interlocking therewith
- Y10T24/45471—Projection having movable connection between components thereof or variable configuration
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- Y10T24/45529—Requiring manual force applied against bias to interlock or disengage
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- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
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- Y10T74/20732—Handles
- Y10T74/2078—Handle bars
- Y10T74/20822—Attachments and accessories
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Abstract
ABSTRACT
A lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising a mounting unit which includes a flanged disk and a wavy plate to firmly hold therebetween a part of a bicycle, such as a seat stay. A lamp mount is detachably connected to the mounting unit, for example, by screws and has an angle adjust-ing arrangement for adjusting the angular position of the lamp mount relative to the mounting unit. A lamp unit is detachably mounted on the lamp mount. The lamp mount and the lamp unit are provided with a slide coupling arrangement for their relative sliding movement on each other.
A lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising a mounting unit which includes a flanged disk and a wavy plate to firmly hold therebetween a part of a bicycle, such as a seat stay. A lamp mount is detachably connected to the mounting unit, for example, by screws and has an angle adjust-ing arrangement for adjusting the angular position of the lamp mount relative to the mounting unit. A lamp unit is detachably mounted on the lamp mount. The lamp mount and the lamp unit are provided with a slide coupling arrangement for their relative sliding movement on each other.
Description
i'75 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a lamp mounting structure for bicycles which is adapted to be set on a part of a bicycle framework, such as a seat stay or front fork.
In order to attach a tail lamp unit to a framework part, such as a seat stay, a mounting bracket is usually used, which comprises two members to hold or squeeze the seat stay therebetween. The tail lamp is fixedly screwed to the mounting bracket secured to the seat stay by means of the two squeezing members.
Various standards provide that a reflex reflector jointed or screwed to a tail lamp shall be mounted perpendicular with respect to the road surface. However, prior art tail lamps designed for a particular type of bicycle cannot always be mounted perpendicular with respect to the road surface on the seat stay with diEferent types of bicycles, since the frame angle varies according to type of bicycle.
As tail Iamps are mainly used at night there is a demand for a detachable tail lamp, which can be detached when not in use in the daytime to reduce the weight of the bicycle as much as possible.
Thus, an object of the present invention is to pro-vide a tail lamp mounting structure which permits easy adjust-ment of the tail lamp mounting angle to conform to the frame angle of the bicycle.
Another object of the present inven-tion is to pro-vide a tail lamp mounting structure which permits the user to readily attach to and detach from the tail lamp mounting struc-ture the body of the tail lamp unit. Other objects and advan-tages of the present invention will be made more apparent here-4~
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~ S'~S 1368-724 inafter.
According to one aspect, the present invention pro-vides a lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising a mounting unit including members to firmly hold a part of a bicy-cle, such as a seat stay thereof; a lamp mount detachably screwed to said mounting unit and having angle adjusting means for ad-justing the angular position of said lamp mount relative to said mounting unit; and said angle adjusting means comprising a plur-ality of openings provided in said lamp mount, at least one of said openings being arcuate, said arcuate opening and another of said plurality of openings being centered on the same point, and fastening means extending through said arcuate opening and said opening centered on the same point for securing said lamp mount to said mounting unit; a lamp unit detachably mounted on said lamp mount, said lamp mount and said lamp unit being pro-vided with slide coupling means for their relative sliding move-ment on each other, said slide coupling means comprising: a pair of guide rails provided on opposite sides of said lamp mount, one rail on each side, a tongue extending from another side of said lamp mount, a latching projection provided on the tip of said tongue, and means provided in said lamp unit for engagement with said latching projection.
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The present invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 is a partial side view of a bicycle. showing an embodiment of the lamp mounting structure according to the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a mounting unit of the lamp mounting structure;
Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the lamp mounting structure7 showing a lamp mount joined to the mounting unit of Fig. 2;
Fig. 4 is a plan view of the lamp mount shown in Fig. 3; and Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a lamp unit for the mounting structure.
~;~4~7~;'7~i DESCRIPTION O~ THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Figs. 1 to 5 show a perferred embodiment of the lamp mounting structure according to the invention. The structure as shown includes a mounting unit 1, which is clearly shown particularly in Fig. 2. The mounting unit 1 comprises a flanged disk 11 and a wavy plate 12, which are mounted on a seat stay ~ of a bicycle.
The disk 11 has in its flange portion a pair of arcuate depressions 2 diametrically opposite to each other. The depressions 2 are shaped to fit on the curved surface of the seat stay S. An embossment 3 of an appropriate width is raised between the depressions 2 by pressing. Threaded holes 4 are provided in the embossment 3. On 10 each side of the embossment 3 there is provided a hole 5 through the disk 11, although only one of these holes 5 is shown in Fig. 2.
The wavy plate 12 is a channel-like member having an appropriate wavy cross section, and is formed with a pair of holes 6 therethrough corresponding to the holes 5 of the disk 11. These holes 6 are adapted to receive a threaded bolt 7.
The flanged disk 11 flnd the wavy plale 12 are assembled on the seat stay S and fastened together by menns of the thrended bolts 7 and nuts and washers, holding or squeezing the seat stay S therebetween.
~ lnmp mount ~ (Fig. 4) is joilled to lhe mounting unit 1 on the embossment 3 by means of screw 1I screwed into the threaded holes 4 The lamp 20 mount 9 comprises angle adjusting rnenns which permits the adjustment of at least the angular pos;tion of the lamp mount 9 with respect to the mounting unit 1, and forms together with the mounting unit 1 a slide coupling means which will be described later.
In the embodiment shown, the angle adjusting means comprises a pair of opposite arcuate slots 10 centered at the same point and formed through the lamp mount 9. The screws 11 are passed through the slots 10 and screwed into the holes 4 in the disk 11. When the screws 11 are in loose threading engagement with the threaded holes 4, the lamp mount 9 supported on the screws 11 can be rotated with respect to the mounting unit 1, within the limits determined by thé length of the 30 slots 10.
The slots 10 must not necessarily be arcuate. One of them may be a simple round hole serving as a center of rotation for the lamp mount 9.
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The slide coupling means comprises a pair of guide rails 12 formed on opposite sides of the lamp mount 9, and a pair of corresponding guide grooves 13 provided on a lamp unit 17. The guide rails 12! which are adapted to fit in the grooves 13, are not exactly parallel to each other, but slightly inclined (or taper toward the tongue 14) as can be seen in Fig. 4, so as to facilitate fitting of the rails 12 into the grooves 13. As best seen in Fig. 5, a latehing projection 15 is formed on the forward end of tongue 14 projecting from another side of the lamp mount 9.
The latching projection 15 engages with a projection 16 on the lamp unit 17, whereby the lamp unit 17 is detachably secured to the lamp mount 9.
The projection 16 on the lamp unit 17 for engagement with the latching projection 15 on the lamp mount 9, may be replaced by a depression. Selection of the projection or the depression depends on how ar the latching projection 15 projects from the tongue 14.
Also the rails 12 and the grooves 13 may be provided on the lamp lmit 17 and the lamp mount 9 respectively, instead of the arrangement as shown.
When the lamp mounting structure thus constructed is assembled, firstly the flanged disk 11 and the WE~Vy plate 12 are placed on the seat stay S, and are fastened together by th~ thr~aded bolts 7 and nuts, holding or squeezing the seat stay therebetween. The lamp mount 9 is loosely cormected with the mounting unit 20 1 by the screws passed through the slots 10 in the lamp mount 9, and then the lamp mount is rotated into a desired angular position with respect to the mounting unit 1.
The lamp mount 9 is then fixed by tightening the screws 11. The larnp unit 17 is then connected to the lamp mount 9, i.e., the rails 12 are brought into sliding engagement with the guide grooves 13, and the lamp unit 17 is pushed to slide on the mount 9 until the latching projection 15 on the mount 9 engages with the projection 16 on the lamp unit 17. The lamp unit 17 is thus fixed in a desired angular position.
The lamp unit 17 may be readily removed by disengaging the latching projection 15 (e.g. by finger) and pulling the lamp unit 17 off.
As described above, the lamp mount 9 can be rotated with respect to the 30 mounting unit 1 to conform to the frame angle which may vary with the type of bicycles. This means that the lamp mounting structure makes it possible to place a reflector of the lamp unit perpendicular to the road surface~ regardless of the frame angle. Moreover, the slide coupling means, including the rails 12, guide '7~
grooves 13, and the latching projection 15, permits the user to readily connect or disconnect the lamp unit to or from the lamp mount 9, whereby the user can use the bicycle with or without the lamp unit.
The mounting structure may be mounted on other framework parts then the seat stay. For example, the lamp unit may be mounted on the front fork and serve as a head lamp instead of a tail lamp.
The present invention relates to a lamp mounting structure for bicycles which is adapted to be set on a part of a bicycle framework, such as a seat stay or front fork.
In order to attach a tail lamp unit to a framework part, such as a seat stay, a mounting bracket is usually used, which comprises two members to hold or squeeze the seat stay therebetween. The tail lamp is fixedly screwed to the mounting bracket secured to the seat stay by means of the two squeezing members.
Various standards provide that a reflex reflector jointed or screwed to a tail lamp shall be mounted perpendicular with respect to the road surface. However, prior art tail lamps designed for a particular type of bicycle cannot always be mounted perpendicular with respect to the road surface on the seat stay with diEferent types of bicycles, since the frame angle varies according to type of bicycle.
As tail Iamps are mainly used at night there is a demand for a detachable tail lamp, which can be detached when not in use in the daytime to reduce the weight of the bicycle as much as possible.
Thus, an object of the present invention is to pro-vide a tail lamp mounting structure which permits easy adjust-ment of the tail lamp mounting angle to conform to the frame angle of the bicycle.
Another object of the present inven-tion is to pro-vide a tail lamp mounting structure which permits the user to readily attach to and detach from the tail lamp mounting struc-ture the body of the tail lamp unit. Other objects and advan-tages of the present invention will be made more apparent here-4~
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~ S'~S 1368-724 inafter.
According to one aspect, the present invention pro-vides a lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising a mounting unit including members to firmly hold a part of a bicy-cle, such as a seat stay thereof; a lamp mount detachably screwed to said mounting unit and having angle adjusting means for ad-justing the angular position of said lamp mount relative to said mounting unit; and said angle adjusting means comprising a plur-ality of openings provided in said lamp mount, at least one of said openings being arcuate, said arcuate opening and another of said plurality of openings being centered on the same point, and fastening means extending through said arcuate opening and said opening centered on the same point for securing said lamp mount to said mounting unit; a lamp unit detachably mounted on said lamp mount, said lamp mount and said lamp unit being pro-vided with slide coupling means for their relative sliding move-ment on each other, said slide coupling means comprising: a pair of guide rails provided on opposite sides of said lamp mount, one rail on each side, a tongue extending from another side of said lamp mount, a latching projection provided on the tip of said tongue, and means provided in said lamp unit for engagement with said latching projection.
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The present invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 is a partial side view of a bicycle. showing an embodiment of the lamp mounting structure according to the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a mounting unit of the lamp mounting structure;
Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the lamp mounting structure7 showing a lamp mount joined to the mounting unit of Fig. 2;
Fig. 4 is a plan view of the lamp mount shown in Fig. 3; and Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a lamp unit for the mounting structure.
~;~4~7~;'7~i DESCRIPTION O~ THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Figs. 1 to 5 show a perferred embodiment of the lamp mounting structure according to the invention. The structure as shown includes a mounting unit 1, which is clearly shown particularly in Fig. 2. The mounting unit 1 comprises a flanged disk 11 and a wavy plate 12, which are mounted on a seat stay ~ of a bicycle.
The disk 11 has in its flange portion a pair of arcuate depressions 2 diametrically opposite to each other. The depressions 2 are shaped to fit on the curved surface of the seat stay S. An embossment 3 of an appropriate width is raised between the depressions 2 by pressing. Threaded holes 4 are provided in the embossment 3. On 10 each side of the embossment 3 there is provided a hole 5 through the disk 11, although only one of these holes 5 is shown in Fig. 2.
The wavy plate 12 is a channel-like member having an appropriate wavy cross section, and is formed with a pair of holes 6 therethrough corresponding to the holes 5 of the disk 11. These holes 6 are adapted to receive a threaded bolt 7.
The flanged disk 11 flnd the wavy plale 12 are assembled on the seat stay S and fastened together by menns of the thrended bolts 7 and nuts and washers, holding or squeezing the seat stay S therebetween.
~ lnmp mount ~ (Fig. 4) is joilled to lhe mounting unit 1 on the embossment 3 by means of screw 1I screwed into the threaded holes 4 The lamp 20 mount 9 comprises angle adjusting rnenns which permits the adjustment of at least the angular pos;tion of the lamp mount 9 with respect to the mounting unit 1, and forms together with the mounting unit 1 a slide coupling means which will be described later.
In the embodiment shown, the angle adjusting means comprises a pair of opposite arcuate slots 10 centered at the same point and formed through the lamp mount 9. The screws 11 are passed through the slots 10 and screwed into the holes 4 in the disk 11. When the screws 11 are in loose threading engagement with the threaded holes 4, the lamp mount 9 supported on the screws 11 can be rotated with respect to the mounting unit 1, within the limits determined by thé length of the 30 slots 10.
The slots 10 must not necessarily be arcuate. One of them may be a simple round hole serving as a center of rotation for the lamp mount 9.
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The slide coupling means comprises a pair of guide rails 12 formed on opposite sides of the lamp mount 9, and a pair of corresponding guide grooves 13 provided on a lamp unit 17. The guide rails 12! which are adapted to fit in the grooves 13, are not exactly parallel to each other, but slightly inclined (or taper toward the tongue 14) as can be seen in Fig. 4, so as to facilitate fitting of the rails 12 into the grooves 13. As best seen in Fig. 5, a latehing projection 15 is formed on the forward end of tongue 14 projecting from another side of the lamp mount 9.
The latching projection 15 engages with a projection 16 on the lamp unit 17, whereby the lamp unit 17 is detachably secured to the lamp mount 9.
The projection 16 on the lamp unit 17 for engagement with the latching projection 15 on the lamp mount 9, may be replaced by a depression. Selection of the projection or the depression depends on how ar the latching projection 15 projects from the tongue 14.
Also the rails 12 and the grooves 13 may be provided on the lamp lmit 17 and the lamp mount 9 respectively, instead of the arrangement as shown.
When the lamp mounting structure thus constructed is assembled, firstly the flanged disk 11 and the WE~Vy plate 12 are placed on the seat stay S, and are fastened together by th~ thr~aded bolts 7 and nuts, holding or squeezing the seat stay therebetween. The lamp mount 9 is loosely cormected with the mounting unit 20 1 by the screws passed through the slots 10 in the lamp mount 9, and then the lamp mount is rotated into a desired angular position with respect to the mounting unit 1.
The lamp mount 9 is then fixed by tightening the screws 11. The larnp unit 17 is then connected to the lamp mount 9, i.e., the rails 12 are brought into sliding engagement with the guide grooves 13, and the lamp unit 17 is pushed to slide on the mount 9 until the latching projection 15 on the mount 9 engages with the projection 16 on the lamp unit 17. The lamp unit 17 is thus fixed in a desired angular position.
The lamp unit 17 may be readily removed by disengaging the latching projection 15 (e.g. by finger) and pulling the lamp unit 17 off.
As described above, the lamp mount 9 can be rotated with respect to the 30 mounting unit 1 to conform to the frame angle which may vary with the type of bicycles. This means that the lamp mounting structure makes it possible to place a reflector of the lamp unit perpendicular to the road surface~ regardless of the frame angle. Moreover, the slide coupling means, including the rails 12, guide '7~
grooves 13, and the latching projection 15, permits the user to readily connect or disconnect the lamp unit to or from the lamp mount 9, whereby the user can use the bicycle with or without the lamp unit.
The mounting structure may be mounted on other framework parts then the seat stay. For example, the lamp unit may be mounted on the front fork and serve as a head lamp instead of a tail lamp.
Claims (6)
PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising:
a mounting unit including two members to firmly hold therebetween a part of a bicycle, such as a seat stay thereof; a lamp mount detachably screwed to said mounting unit, and having angle adjusting means for adjusting the angular position of said lamp mount relative to said mounting unit; said angle adjusting means comprising a plurality of openings provided in said lamp mount, said openings including a pair of arcuate slots centered on the same point, and in which threaded bolts are passed through said arcuate slots for screwing said lamp mount to said mounting unit; and, a lamp unit detachably mounted on said lamp mount, said lamp mount and said lamp unit being provided with slide coupling means for their relative sliding movement on each other, said slide coupling means comprising a pair of guide rails provided on opposite sides of said lamp mount, one rail on each side, a tongue extending from another side of said lamp mount, a latching projection provided on the tip of said tongue, and means provided in said lamp unit for engagement with said latching projection.
a mounting unit including two members to firmly hold therebetween a part of a bicycle, such as a seat stay thereof; a lamp mount detachably screwed to said mounting unit, and having angle adjusting means for adjusting the angular position of said lamp mount relative to said mounting unit; said angle adjusting means comprising a plurality of openings provided in said lamp mount, said openings including a pair of arcuate slots centered on the same point, and in which threaded bolts are passed through said arcuate slots for screwing said lamp mount to said mounting unit; and, a lamp unit detachably mounted on said lamp mount, said lamp mount and said lamp unit being provided with slide coupling means for their relative sliding movement on each other, said slide coupling means comprising a pair of guide rails provided on opposite sides of said lamp mount, one rail on each side, a tongue extending from another side of said lamp mount, a latching projection provided on the tip of said tongue, and means provided in said lamp unit for engagement with said latching projection.
2. A lamp mounting structure for a bicycle, comprising a mounting unit including members to firmly hold a part of a bicycle, such as a seat stay thereof; a lamp mount detachably screwed to said mounting unit and having angle adjusting means for adjusting the angular position of said lamp mount relative to said mounting unit; and said angle adjusting means comprising a plurality of openings provided in said lamp mount, at least one of said openings being arcuate, said arcuate opening and another of said plurality of openings being centered on the same point, and fastening means extending through said arcuate opening and said opening centered on the same point for securing said lamp mount to said mounting unit; a lamp unit detachably mounted on said lamp mount, said lamp mount and said lamp unit being pro-vided with slide coupling means for their relative sliding move-ment on each other, said slide coupling means comprising: a pair of guide rails provided on opposite sides of said lamp mount, one rail on each side, a tongue extending from another side of said lamp mount, a latching projection provided on the tip of said tongue, and means provided in said lamp unit for engagement with said latching projection.
3. A lamp mounting structure as claimed in claim 2, in which said means comprises a projection.
4. A lamp mounting structure as claimed in claim 2, in which said means comprises a depression.
5. A lamp mounting structure as claimed in claim 1, in which said means comprises a projection.
6. A lamp mounting structure as claimed in claim 1, in which said means comprises a depression.
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